Showing posts with label Best in KLAS Awards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best in KLAS Awards. Show all posts

Monday, April 26, 2010

Alliance Distribution Network (ADN) Canada installs Thinking Systems PACS and RIS at three locations

Alliance Distribution Network (ADN) Canada is pleased to announce that over the past eight months 2009, Thinking Systems KLAS Award winning PACS and RIS solutions were proudly installed at:

+ ‪Kawartha Diagnostic Imaging chose Thinking Systems for their PACS and RIS requirements.
+ Alexander X-ray chose Thinking Systems for their PACS and RIS requirements.
+ Pine Ridge X-Ray chose Thinking Systems for their PACS and RIS requirements.








About Alliance Distribution Network (ADN) Canada
Celebrating it’s 10 year Anniversary, Alliance Distribution Network (ADN) Canada distributes KLAS Award winning Thinking Systems PACS and RIS solutions across Canada, as well as both Digirad and Medi-Link. For additional information please contact ADN directly.   Alternatively, please feel free to join the discussion on our new Facebook Page.

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

VENDOR PROFILE: Thinking Systems Corporation



KLAS® Award Winning THINKING SYSTEMS CORPORATION is the developer of ThinkingPACS™ and ThinkingRIS™ ---a comprehensive imaging suite (that includes an advanced Nuclear and Cardiology toolset) and extends well beyond traditional radiology modalities such as CT, MRI, DR and CR.)

Imagine an enterprise-wide, multi-disciplinary, integrated, vendor-neutral (web-based) imaging solution using one database. Thinking Systems seamlessly manage and store nuclear medicine, PET, echo cardiology and Cath lab images; supporting image registration and even fusion among multimodalities (i.e. PET, SPECT, CT, MR, etc.,) including image quantitative analysis (for cardiac and brain studies) and orthopedic templating. Providing truly customized implementations, Thinking Systems translates the power of its versatile product portfolio and expertise into highly effective solutions tailor-made for each installation.

THINKING SYSTEMS solutions are installed worldwide in leading hospitals, research institutes, imaging centers, and doctor’s offices, including US notables like Yale, Mass General, Univ. of Miami, and Kettering Medical Center.

In Canada, THINKING SYSTEMS are utilized by the Humber River Regional Hospital. Mount Sinai Hospital (MSH,) Women’s College Hospital (WCH,) Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto General Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH,) the University Health Network (UHN,) and a number of clinic sites.

Intuitive. Intelligent. Innovation. | Thinking Systems

More about Thinking Systems Corporation. Note: In Canada, Thinking Systems solutions are provided by ADN Canada (www.adn-nichemedical.com)

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

KLAS announces top-performing Healthcare IT software and services vendors for 2008



The 2008 Top 20 Best in KLAS Awards lists top Healthcare IT vendors in a number of software categories (view Top 20,) as well as several professional services categories.

KLAS Founder and Chairman Kent Gale said more than 1,500 interviews were conducted. Gale added that KLAS is developing new categories and refining others based on the comments received during the interview process. The company has added cardiology as a category, he pointed out, while it is working on designations for RFID assets and labor and delivery and others.

As the Clinical Portal category is relatively new, KLAS does not yet extend a “Best in KLAS” rating, however MEDSEEK is the Category Leader for Clinical Portals in the recent report. (View Report)

"Since 1998, the Top 20 Best in KLAS Awards report has been shining a light on the performance of vendors throughout the healthcare industry," said KLAS President Adam Gale in a press release. "Today the objective of the report remains the same: To help healthcare providers make informed decisions, whether they're looking to buy technology, review a current vendor, validate an operational decision or determine the right products to remain after a merger."

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